“We are in need of a great debate about the future!”
The following review is not one of coherence and calculated prose, but the immediate thoughts of someone who only saw the film four hours ago, and wanted to transcribe their immediate thoughts:
I missed the one-night only “Ultimate IMAX Experience” that played for one night only, and considering what was said about it I regret it all the more for missing it in-person, and as it started to be…
My older brother took my twin and I to this, because he knows the director. Apparently Sean was at my high school a year below me and somehow I never got to know him? Regretting that.
This film was just my home. Every location, every neighborhood, f*cking Golfland, these are the places I see every day of my life.
Everything in this hit way too close to home. Didi and his family, that’s my family, only difference is my dad…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
“And just for a few hours… we was free.”
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My twin asked me if this film portrayed what is my greatest fear, and hours later it is what I am thinking about, among so many other things this film has to offer. What my twin asked me was is my greatest fear to have them die in my arms, unable to save them, protect them from death itself. And that may be the truth of it all, that fear…
Toni revealing she had to sell her house to fund Tim's movie production, Joe leaving Movie House in shame and warning everyone to do the same, the roof dropping in on Mark and trapping him, Toni throwing the rat trap at Tim, APS showing up to interview G. Amato, Joey confronting Tim and Amato, and most of all that house collapsing on Tim and possible killing him finale are all already contenders for On Cinema history.
This is what these specials are all about and I love them for it.
